The evening world. Newspaper, January 21, 1921, Page 23

Jan, 21.—The oid- once hailed by Vice President Marshal: as the Nation's ing need in ite returr to normal, ls uplens tarif and tax levies Es 4 che nd eddied nde 2 - ut the Ways and M. Geminitter, oom, attain (rom. samples ooo omen and Bromptly DE to the tent by ‘the com: Buy Direct from the Wholesaler Never have Furs sold at such low priccs as these. 75. sae a SEAL-.36 in. plain coat test model, in finest materials, worth $150. 100. PONY COATS, 35 in., liber- ally trimmed with Raccoon or possum. —_Elee- where sold as high as $200, *125.— NEAR SEAL 1 OLMAN (dyed ), 48 in, ley ‘won- y immed with Squirrel, HUDSON SEAL COAT (dyed Maskrat, “40, in., anoaually well made. Valued ot $350. HUDSON SEAL COAT (dyed Muskrat). Generously trimmed with deep cape collar and cuffs ee and Squirrel, Were *279.—$ MOLE DOLMAN—48 in. won. dertul appearance, well made of specially selected skins. For- merly $650. HUDSON SEAL DOLMAN— (dyed Muskrat), 48 in. Charm- As Announced by the | Dept. of Justice 20,000 Pairs Men's Black Army Style, Munson Last SHOES now on, sale below cost of "00 Per ‘Or. | At the Folloying Shoe Stores Bender’s, oe Grand St. Bloomberg’s, 660 Sth Ave. Clark’s, 1567 Broadway Harry's, 141 Myrtle Ave. Haslach’s, 341 Knickerbocker Ave. haart? Bros., 4914 Sth Ave. shnick’s, 13th Av. & 74thSt. ade’s, 104 Myrtle Ave. G to the Nearest One SALE NOW ON counte THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 2 The pet Stores Closed All Da Day To-Day That ought to convince you that something big is being planned—for it is not customary for stores to close up on AY and lose a day’s ay You read our‘ advance “Notice to the Public” yesterday, telling about this announcement. Well, you ought to see these stores to-day. They are literally covered with streamers and posters giving full details of the stupendous plans we have made for Saturday. More than 20 manufacturers have been forced to sacrifice their stocks—and To-Morrow We Start a Manutacturers’ Unloading Sale That Ought to Cause a Riot in These Two Stores As we have already told you, retailers and manufacturers are to-day in the midst of the worst period of their commercial lives. stocked with goods, bought at wartime prices. ‘The result is nobody is buying—and manufacturers need money. We Have Contracted for Half-Million Dollars’ Worth of Goods From These Unfortunate Fellows at About 50c on the Dollar More than twenty mills, manufactu id jobbers are taking part in th le—and when you see the merchandise piled high on our | N t . tables and ves, you will » that this is your opportunity to money. We are busy to-day unpacking, marking ranging for the crowds to-morrow. Look at this item—what do you think of it? 8 5 You ought not to need any begging to bring you “but here’s an assortment equal to the regular stock of the Prices are down—miills are closing up, and retailers are over- —All vew, perfe quest —exe goods, fully guaranteed Money refunded on re= nges tade—and when a deposi ft we send C.0.D. Stores Open at 8 A. M. Sweet- Nafebet bance 79 l6ec 17 Boys’ 89c ‘Blowsal A yobber's entire stock of 89 Garments. +59 and ¢ This shows you what to expect—every man who wears overalls knows that Sweet-Orr goods sell at $4. These are perfect and fully Funranterds blue only: sale price Men’s 29¢ Socks Not since Uhe war have you scen peefoct socks at such price ax this; perfect colton sucks in black, cordovan, blue, gray and whites here to-morrow ina hurry. Here are 3000 Garments Worth Upto’32-°° Made up of materials bought from mills and jobbers in trouble. Common sense will tell you that there will be a rush for these garments at the price; for they are rare values. Latest models—latest weaves and patterns-—and every garment guaran- teed the same as if bought from our regular stuck. Fancy miatures in rich designs and models for men of all ages and sizes, Sale price. “This is not one of those sales of broken lots and ine omplete sizes average store. Every garment guaranteed—alterations frec. Suits&O’Coats Suits &O’ Coats | Suits&O’Coats All wool through and through—and tailored | as well as any clothing you can find to-day | det i ee ne sule price ’ Stocki . , Boys’ Stockings (hese are perfect and made vf tinerib and a few heavy eb yarn in fast blick; full seamless xtockings in a good, deep black: xtrle vty pertect ad fully guaranteed; sale price They ure brand new aul perfeet—anade of good, strong percale in newt fancy patterns; all have collars attached: sizes 6 to 15. Sale price. aker ot these woolens caters only to | None worth less than $40—must of unem | worth $45. at $45 or $50. ne vat tabi te phe ee 85( Boys’ Cord Suits 4 e i on } Fancy mitre veary 6 aE i? $ 15, Ra peat Eg SD oys’ Corduroy Sui 6.000 high grade suits ou'll say they arc vei Juvenile novelty suity inde to sell at $5 and $ 97 iy and overcoats of the | o ‘ a ty hind of mandi, eotor, $4.50. Norfolk effects. Bine, brown and gray Pi grades we formerly sold ut, b viet Ge nee a a@rades; sixes 8 to 8, but not all sizes in Eevee iW | might’ want’ ts in vols You \ up to $87.50. Now xt ; | sale price. calor; sale price. sent sees From Six Makers—14, 000 PAIRS PANTS They Sent These Garments—and Told Us to Name Our Own nl We Bought Them at a Price That Enables Us to Sell Them to You at r'rom 30% to 50% Less Than Actual Value. Just Read Them— Worsted Pants CorduroyPants Cheviot Pants|Worsted Pants Serge Pants a SS a eg re eee en we ee $4 & $4.50 8 EWZ5 The usual GEWAS Made to F EWES |Regular 45 | Made to, $ g 85 Madeto $ mw 65 Grades, on == | $5 grade a pai Of ee ==Igarments, * sell at $8; sell at _— , io! lonsale now 9 : onsalenow ~~ | $12.50, on Sale at on sale at at lon scale at at \sale at : This manufac an't make them) From a very big maker who had just| These are heavy, warm, strong. well| Grades that we ourselves have sold as| You! see pants in this lot that. wil| These come from a maker who spe to-d. ider & rong, serviceable | 1,100 puirs tte wanted to dispose of. | made pants. —and every pair is worth) high as $7.50. Neat dark patterns) astonish you. Made of fine weave/«ialises in products of the finest Flan- garments that will wear like leathers Olive shades our own 86 grade~ extra wot less than $5, and many of them §6,| suifable for business or work. Fancy| blue serge with a smooth finish; fast nels, in hine, brown, green and gray, full cut and well made; dark strikes; strong, well taade, every pair guar- Sui ite for work or, business and|worsteds of strong, serviceable quali-| color—ideal for matching up old blue| and suit pants of rich qualities; sizee sizes 28 to 42. "| anteed; sizes 29 to 42. other purposes; sizes “ht to 42. ities. Sizes 28 to 42. coats. Sizes 28 to 42. 28 to 86. ' ‘ N M $2 Shi E Men’s Underwear ) Two Makers es s irts Hig eklareealal tse ica 9 are ve ones tae peetanay made ta pan | ; hoe , ‘J inade of strong. pore at $1.40. He offered. them to j Consisting of Fancy Mixtures and Corduroys - - = ki ot ase eat ae mat: bertect bent abe Cc —1,300 Suits Made to Sell as High as $12 Boys’ Union Suits 5 Fgh Si shirts, and dre This seems impossible—but wait until you see the The $1.45 Grade ih Kies co i Suits to-morrow. ‘Then you will $. what 8 sale Ak i Flannel Shirts Underwear 33 Unions means to you. The corduroys \\ fant oureeeetian: Shirts and Drawers well-known make: are in olive drab shade, and the ee EE Te nian” #.. og | tuanaard in quality and f ; > ° jeece- Lined Under - f fancy mixtures are offered in a Boys Pajamas wear shirts ' variety of rich patterns; all are in Genuine $2 Gare Demers ; sizes,7 t0 16, Sale price........ 37 Lihedbbddlsc toe foe Suspenders , ‘a fine 3 with [Interwoven Socks| You know the brand— 39 Mackinaws | 36: 73 a maker who in trouble. Made « fine mackinaw cloth in ik | rich plaids; shawl Bory” convertible collars; » oe ‘The grade that nold regularly F Overcoats | se a This is a very big un Made to Sell at $10; Now at. oe =? Garments M¥ worth up Se to $15 And Look! Overalls 750 from Sweaters Shaw! Collar Models Worth $3.95 Cardigan stitch; de- signed with two pock- ets—blue, Oxford: gray or red; @ rare chance to prepare for Winter, overcoats fo: was 8 to 8 ye models of fancy mixtures; and warmly Flannel Blouses to Sell at $2 and well made sizes 8 to 18, lined, Ld . . ; : Men’s $2.50 Pajamas Made of strong percale; 39 stripes and fast colors. Sale price .........+- saving of over ene dollar. Kegular $2.26 grade; made at 10¢ apiece. All perfect and some with frogs; full cut Men’s Night Shirts of Domet flannel. Sale full size, neatly hi sat: HEI | and serviceable; neat You can buy these at “$ 29 Boys’ $18 Boys’ $12 1 Boys’ $12 Long The Last Overcoats 2-Pts. Suits Chinchillas Price You Brae if Paid for Men’s 69c Neckwear re F $ 87 5 én) $B i4| |: sada! righ ecetioe eouet 46 “ y = o — a big sacrifice. ‘These are | genuine 69¢ qualities; silk 39 Made to sel) at $6) Worth up See: Worth up fonr-in-hands, in this sale at shawl collar, cardinal to $18 to $12 en’s Garters Gauntlet Gloves Made to Sell at $2.50 ber afc a The grade that sells regularly at 25e. Men’ bought at near) c jade of 1 garters IL ORDERS Filled When Accompanied by Money Orders We Pay Parcel Post Charges th Avenue Between 15th and 16th Streets rd Avenue N. W. Corner 83d Street School are $3 Knee Pants A maker's entire stock on hand, Worth $1.50, $1.69 and $1.75 bodied \ Boys $129 Shirts The $1.29 Grade